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Tabanidae, Pangonius ? from Romania
cosmln
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Posted on 17-07-2008 23:50
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 Hi,

found today (17.july.2008) this Pangonius (two specimens) in a forest reserv from SE Romania (Dobrogea). the forest is mainly from Quercus (specially pubescens).
large ~15mm

can be identified from photos? if something more needed both specimens where collected.

thanks for the help,
cosmln
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 Pangonius is correct, this is in the pyritosus-subgroup.
Difficult genus, I'm getting to work on.
Please do collect !!


Theo
 
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Zeegers wrote:
Pangonius is correct, this is in the pyritosus-subgroup.
Difficult genus, I'm getting to work on.
Please do collect !!


Theo


Hi Theo,

two exemplary collected (one will go to you).

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